AN ANALYSIS AND APPRAISAL OF TOPOGRAPHIC INFLUENCE ON AERIAL ARRAY CCD IMAGES

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Abstract

Topographic factors such as hypsography and earth curvature are greatly responsible for remote sensing

image distortion. Nevertheless, the earth curvature is often neglected by traditional aerial photogrammetry in

processing the films. With the Multi-mode Aerial Digital Camera System (MADC) developed and produced by IRSA as the

object, this paper analyzed the topographic influences on aerial array CCD imaging. On the basis of the imaging

model and geometric configuration of MADC, the distortion models of hypsography and earth curvature were derived

respectively for estimating topographic influences by simulating data. It is concluded that the earth curvature

distortion must be rectified in precise processing of aerial array CCD images.

Keywords Linear structure Fault Fluid inclusion Three gorges dam

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Issue Date: 13 July 2009

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WEI Zheng, LIU Hue, ZHANG Bing. AN ANALYSIS AND APPRAISAL OF TOPOGRAPHIC INFLUENCE ON AERIAL ARRAY CCD IMAGES[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2008, 20(1): 27-30.

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